With Sweden and Finland considering NATO membership, the alliance should consider the benefits and drawbacks for admitting these two nations.Read more...

Russia and Ukraine have, until recently, accounted for more than 25 percent of wheat exports worldwide. The current war is setting the stage for a wheat crisis to spiral out of control in the Middle East and North Africa.Read more...

On Wednesday, May 4, ASP Senior Fellow for Climate Security Jessica Olcott Yllemo was quoted in an AP News article.Read more...

On April 28, the American Security Project hosted an event entitled "Evaluating Cyber Warfare and Espionage," featuring three ASP Consensus members. Read more...

Cooperation within the Arctic Circle is necessary to mitigate the effects of climate change and prevent further militarization in the region.Read more...

On Earth Day, April 22, Dr. Varun Sivaram senior advisor to the Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, discussed trends in energy research, development, and the path to net-zero with ASP CEO Patrick Costello.Read more...

ASP Adjunct Fellow Giorgio Cafiero published an article in Politics Today discussing how Russia inadvertently gave NATO what it needed most, a purpose. Read more...

Since April, Yemen's peace process has advanced. The international community must advocate a multi-faceted and inclusive approach that engages society. Read more...

Nearly every U.S. president for the past 50 years has explicitly called for either energy independence or increased energy security. Electric Vehicles play a key part in our secure energy future.Read more...

Space-based weapons can offer battlefield and strategic advantages, but those gains are not always worth the costs they impose on strategic stability or the risks of spawning security dilemmasRead more...